Colorado defensive coordinator Robert Livingston said his initial reaction to learning of Deion Sanders' cancer battle was one of fear, not for the future of the Buffaloes, but for the coach's life.

It's been a few months since they've seen their coach after Sanders stepped away to deal with his health. He revealed Monday that doctors removed his bladder to ward off an aggressive form of cancer. He had a section of his intestine reconstructed to function as a bladder.

Colorado football plans to honor running back Charlie Offerdahl's scholarship this academic year despite his medical retirement from playing, head coach Deion Sanders said in a video posted Wednesday to his Instagram.